I am sure that retail investors who are currently missing out feel particularly bad right now. They never expected that ETH would soar so high without looking back, even pulling up several hundred points over the weekend. There hasn't been a single opportunity to get in; it's neither here nor there. Is the bull market just going to pass by like this? To be honest, I didn't expect this either. This wave has shot up to the sky. ETH has now reached the weekly resistance area around 2617, and there's a small consolidation area on the daily chart. With such weekly pressure, can it continue to rise? I can't say for sure, but I think the pressure to go up is just too great. Although the four-hour upward trend is still intact, my opinion remains that even if you missed the boat earlier, you can't continue to chase the highs now. Even if you've missed out, don't keep trying to chase in such a dangerous place. For those of us trading contracts, there is no concept of bull or bear; as long as there’s market volatility, we can make money. Opportunities are always there. Even if you missed this wave, just wait for the next opportunity. BTC is also about to reach its historical high. Do you really think it can keep rising without looking back to help those who got stuck at the peak? I don't think the big players are that foolish. At least there should be some consolidation to shake off those who can't hold on before continuing to rise. Therefore, it is very likely that BTC will pull back. When BTC pulls back, everything else will follow. So it's not the right time to chase the highs anymore. The DOGE I recommended earlier is also on the rise, gaining around 20%. If you've missed this wave, you've missed it. We need to learn to make small profits and think about compound interest over time. Don’t expect to get rich overnight; you might end up losing everything overnight. Think about it: if you can compound every month, even if it’s a small amount, one day you could achieve financial freedom. If you think the bull market is about to end and you start FOMOing, then the next 'retail investor' is you. Right now, we are waiting for a pullback to go long. Going both long and short is certainly not advisable.
